Hi, i've made a tool for calculating timer offsets and so. Maybe somebody can check it and give some feedback.
If postive feedback i can enable more features.
Please mail me for any hint or error.
Free Download at:http://pictimer.kilu.de
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Hi, i've made a tool for calculating timer offsets and so. Maybe somebody can check it and give some feedback.
If postive feedback i can enable more features.
Please mail me for any hint or error.
Free Download at:http://pictimer.kilu.de
Hi,
I installed your prog and ran it, but did not test out and compare on PIC yet.
comment..........
super cool, neat, good idea, engineeringly help-full.
other than that it's OK
don
amgen
I have been very happy with Mister_E's Pic MultiCalc program.
I might give yours a try, but one thing I see missing is the "quick selection" of standard built-in clock frequencies, such as 1 & 2Mhz, and 31, 125, 250 and 500kHz. These are great clock speeds to use when you are trying to save battery power. I understand I could enter it manually, but personally, I use these lower clock frequencies far more often than I use anything over 8MHz.
As the saying goes -- if it looks good it usually is good. Excellent looking GUI, but the controls you're using are dated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bayliner
Looks good - well done Bayliner - and thank you for posting it for the benefit of the forum...